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Looks like it has it listed now. Maybe the daily automated scan caught it and the manual run did not? Either way, all is good now. Thx.

@custer is there a log I can check to see if any problems occurred?

So I have a client using Wordpress 3.6, so the scan does little good. I update the Wordpress to 4.1.1 and do the Scan again. Plesk cannot find the updated install of WP still? What is going wrong and how can I fix this?

Are the icons custom, or can we buy additional ones from the original vendor?

Can this be done on a per client ( domain ) basis?

Customer with old copy of wordpress were hacked and a script sent out tens of thousands of email message before I could catch it. Outgoing mail support did no good.

Where do I setup limits for email sent by PHP scripts? They do not seem to be throttled by the plan's outgoing limits at all.

Bump. This been fixed yet? Just had about 40k of spam dumped into my mail queue this morning from a script. ouch.

Not sure where to go from here. I am currently using products sold by "Cloud Linux Inc." for my server instance. https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/B00C2DZ1WK/ref=sp_mpg_product_title?ie=UTF8&sr=0-2 The OS is "CloudLinux Server 6.6 (Leonid Kizim)". I want to convert the instance to HVM...

@trialotto, Thanks for the reply, but it is not helpful.

I have a client using a very old email client ( Eudora on Mac OS 9 ) and he cannot send email using our Plesk server. The error reads... I followed the following article since it seemed like a similar issue, but does not seem to resolve the issue. http://kb.odin.com/en/121454 Is there away...

Plot thickens... http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2233336/postfix-screwing-up-email-headers?rq=1

Actually I am using the Postfix MTA, but the extra line break is still being added and breaking the email. Never did this on my other non-plesk server running sendmail.

Looks like the problem is qmail? This is from PHP docs page, and what is happening.... Is there a setting to thwart this?

I have found that it is a line ending issue. PHP_EOL and \n works! \r\n does not work. Did not have this issue on a previous linux server, what could the difference be?

Thanks for the reply, but if you read my post you will see that it is not the format ( as it works in different email clients ). Is there a server setting somewhere that could be effecting how the email message is delivered?

I have a PHP mailer script that sends out a multi-part email. Since moving to plesk this email comes in as one big plain text email like so... --rms-mix-xbda95cce7efa4e5491439a9f8109e513x Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary=rms-alt-xe38d8d20baa42e9bb94d747749c07602x...

What are you referring to here? The certificate works as it should. I am using Plesk Panel 12, that navigation path does not exist? I get an A- on the domain that actually uses the certificate. Looks like running this command fixes things so domain2 and domain3 can now utilize the primary...

OK, using PP12 on Cloudlinux So if I have a multi-domain wildcard SSL certificate for domains domain1.com, domain2.com and domain3.com The default main certificate for the entire panel is *.domain1.com I have another site I own, it is domain2.com I go into domain2.com hosting settings and...

Same here, bump.